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user192936
user192936

Reputation:

Manually creating proxy for Web Service

I have to communicate (using .NET) with a web service running on Axis 1.2. Using two .NET tools and the WSDL I have created C# proxies however I ran into problems such that:

1) WSDL.exe created a proxy which lacks input parameters for methods. e.g. if there should be such a method:

AReturnType AMethod(AnInputType);

the created proxy had such a method:

void AMethod();

2) I've read that instead of WSDL.exe, SVCUTIL.exe is recommended. So I've created the proxies with SVCUTIL, however ran into the infamous problem of NULL returned objects. Unfortunately I could not find any suitable solution.

So I am willing to do the setup manually. Here's what I have:

So what do you suggest? Is there a way to manually create the proxy somehow? Or can generated Java code help me somehow?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 5526

Answers (3)

Big Daddy
Big Daddy

Reputation: 5234

Here's how a project I'm working on creates and uses a manual proxy.

This is the client proxy:

 [ServiceContract(Name = "YourServiceContract", Namespace = "http://....")]
 public interface YourServiceContract, 
  {
    [OperationContract]
    object GetObject(object searchCriteria);
   }

public class YourClient : ClientBase<YourServiceContract>, YourServiceContract
{
    public YourClient (){ }

    public YourClient (string endpointConfigurationName)
    : base(endpointConfigurationName){ }

    public object GetObject(object searchCriteria)
    {
    return base.Channel.GetObject(searchCriteria);
    }
}

This is how it's called:

public void GetYourObject(object searchCriteria)
    {
        YourClient proxy = new YourClient();
        proxy.GetObject(searchCriteria);
        proxy.SafeClose();
    }

Upvotes: 1

Sebastian Weber
Sebastian Weber

Reputation: 6806

There is a set of predefined interop bindings that connect WCF clients with services in the Java world.

Upvotes: 0

Nick Ryan
Nick Ryan

Reputation: 2670

Have a look at this answer. Will allow you to make an HttpRequest directly:-

Upvotes: 0

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